The phrase "a tangible example of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide a concrete instance or illustration of a concept or idea.
Example: "The new policy is a tangible example of our commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "a concrete illustration of" or "a physical representation of".
A tangible example of the responsibility Miss Miner demanded was the care of gardening tools.
If you want a tangible example of this, think no further than your most recent online shopping experience.
"Riot grrrl provides a tangible example of a moment when girls and young women visibly created feminist music, writing and art on their own terms," says Julia Downes.
Mike Barry, head of sustainable business at Marks and Spencer, pointed to the Consumer Goods Forum as a tangible example of how collaborative approaches can influence systems change.
That land is a symbol — and soon will be a tangible example — of the next generation beginning to shape its own food system.
Ms. Zamora sent him an e-mail message that said: "This is a tangible example of what we're trying to do.
The evaluations were complimentary: "I liked using the example of the pulse ox device as a foundation for launching the discussion so that we had a tangible example to work with instead of being more general," one said.
Use tangible examples in every campaign: always break down a large goal into a small tangible example of an issue for bigger impact.
The publication, available for purchase at the exhibition, opens with a very tangible example of this idea: a sheet of acid-blotter paper containing a three-month supply of vitamin D tabs, designed by artist Callum Copley.
To the young N.B.A. players that Franzese addressed yesterday afternoon, it was a spectacular, tangible example of everything that he warns them against.
The recent work undertaken by the Open Street Map community to provide mapping assistance to humanitarian organisations is a really tangible example of what is possible.
